Alumni Spotlight

Steve Sego '78, a developer who is reshaping downtown Bremerton and Port Orchard, credits Olympic College with setting him up for success.

John “Bud” Hawk ‘49 was just a year out of Bainbridge High School when he found himself in a French apple orchard outnumbered and outgunned by German tanks. He went on to win our nation's highest [...]

Ke’Andrea “Kiki” Ayers ’08 has had some ups and downs, but you’d never know it to look at her. In fact, no one on the red carpets of Los Angeles suspected she was homeless for 14 months before [...]

Filmmaker Debora Lascelles knows what it's like to be homeless and scared. That's why the OC alum is passionate about Kitsap's Coffee Oasis and finding solutions to youth homelessness.

As a nursing student at Olympic College, Sarah Christensen, ADN, ‘11, BSN ‘12, was already dreaming of helping people half a world away. In 2017, she achieved that goal on Africa Mercy.

Pete Dufour is a glass-half-full kind of guy and he says it started with a life-changing moment at Olympic College.

When Olympic Junior College opened for registration Sept. 4, 1946, World War II veteran Bob Ness was one of the first people to sign up for classes.